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Edwin Wan
MANAGING DIRECTOR, BERTSCHI
Bertschi Singapore speaks of its logistics and storage operations on Jurong Island.
Jorge de Zavaleta
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARGENTINE CHAMBER OF THE CHEMICAL AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY (CIQYP)
"We expect a second wave of investment in the upstream, which would also be tied to gas liquifying. Vaca Muerta could really take off in two or three years."
David Ho
GENERAL MANAGER APAC SURFACTANTS, STEPAN COMPANY
"Stepan has seen good growth, and the last two years have been eventful not only from the perspective of managing through a pandemic, but also managing through organic and inorganic expansions."
Tobias Botzenhardt
HEAD OF PROCESS AUTOMATION ASEAN, SIEMENS
Siemens in Singapore explains how it helps chemical companies in ASEAN to embrace the full benefits of Industry 4.0.
Miguel Benedetto
DIRECTOR GENERAL, CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF MEXICO (ANIQ)
"The industry is willing to economically support Pemex to further invest in infrastructure to increase the supply of raw materials."
Daniel Mitchell
PRESIDENT, ACOPLÁSTICOS
"Colombia has great potential for increasing exports in the chemical sector as we have competitiveness in terms of inputs and raw materials."
Fernando Biral
CEO, PORT OF SANTOS
"Port of Santos plays a critical role in the nations petrochemical value chain, accounting for 40% of all volume that goes through Brazil."
Paul Nai
MANAGING DIRECTOR, LUBRIZOL SOUTHEAST ASIA
"The pandemic did not impact demand as much as it caused supply chains disruptions that continue to plague us to this day."
Janardhanan Ramanujalu
VP AND REGIONAL HEAD, SABIC SEA & ANZ, SABIC ASIA PACIFIC
"SABIC is proactively collaborating with multiple stakeholders to innovate and develop bespoke solutions that further improve and transform sustainability across the value chain."
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Québec and Atlantic Canada have traversed 2025 in an enviable position. Strong gold prices have buoyed balance sheets and investor sentiment, while global demand for critical minerals keeps the region firmly on the radar of international markets. At the same time, the provinces’ depth of mining expertise – from AI-driven exploration to advanced drilling, blasting, and geophysics – ensures that technological advantage is firmly on their side.
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